High Schools in Mahnomen Public School District

The Mahnomen Public School District in Minnesota is home to two high schools: Mahnomen Secondary and Mahnomen Area Learning Center. Both schools serve a predominantly Native American student population, with Mahnomen Area Learning Center having an especially high percentage of 90.91% Native American students.

Academically, the schools in the Mahnomen Public School District are struggling, with both Mahnomen Secondary and Mahnomen Area Learning Center performing significantly below the state average in proficiency rates for Math, Reading, and Science. The district-level proficiency rates are also well below the state averages, indicating a systemic challenge in providing quality education to the students.

The graduation and dropout rates in the district are also concerning. Mahnomen Secondary has a four-year graduation rate of only 62.5%, while Mahnomen Area Learning Center has an extremely low four-year graduation rate of 7.6%. Both schools also have high dropout rates, with Mahnomen Area Learning Center having a concerning 30.7% dropout rate. These statistics suggest that the Mahnomen Public School District needs to implement targeted interventions and support systems to help students stay in school and successfully complete their education.